Hello,
Is it possible to hide tuplet numbers in cues?
I do not find any options for it…
Old video but still holds true: https://blog.dorico.com/2018/10/tip-hide-the-number-and-bracket-for-repeated-tuplets/
Thanks! However, my question is how to hide tuplet numbers in cues. In the full score, I want the tuplet numbers and brackets to appear as shown in the second picture in the opening post.
Thanks!!!
I don’t understand, but the two cues appear to be connected. The orange one is selected and the other is blue. This is how dorico shows connected items (like grouped dynamics)
It looks like there are nested tuplets. And there appears to be a tuplet bracket extending from the previous bar. Did these get overlapped or input incorrectly?
— Jim
Can you upload a cut-down file? It would help immensely!
test.dorico (3.3 MB)
Unfortunately there’s no ideal solution for adding a piano cue when the passage is cross‑staff. What I do in that case is create a dedicated cue staff, which is hidden in the score in Page View — also useful when you only want to show a single voice in the cue. Of course, in that situation the cue staff isn’t linked to the piano staff; it’s just a copy/paste.
Example:
Fake Piano Cue.dorico (1,4 Mo)
@prko thank-you for the cut down file, I can now see and understand the problem. (And the tail-hook of the pedal line confused me into thinking there was another tuplet involved.) I defer to @charles_piano as I have nothing better for you!![]()
@charles_piano Thanks, this is a good idea!
@jaskarbong Thanks for your help as well.
This issue is resolved, but I will not mark this thread as resolved because I would like to request this as a new feature.
Unfortunatly, I cannot copy and paste the piano part:
In the score, there are some bars where piano has extra staves and notes with cross-staff. For those bars, the copy and paste does not work correctly…